Intel ICH9R :welcome:
Intel ICH9R :welcome:
thanks brother, any tips on settings? they are the 74gig ones, i will be installing my xp on them and have games installed on there as well. i also go a new seagate 500gig 32meg cache for my videos/music/and files.
gotta run im later for a birthday party. :)
Andrew
Hello Roger.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roger_D25
yestaday i trid the 8800GTS on a frinde's computer (EVGA 680i) whit a 500w PSU and 5 fans, and there were no problems at all, today ill get another mobo (Gigabyte GA X38 DQ6) to see if there is any problems running my setup, ill get back asap :shocked:
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Originally Posted by terroristone
Yea got a really good tip for you download the Raid drivers from DFI Site for Intel ICH9 the ones on my Floppy would not work:rolleyes:
But once you're up and running there aint nothing like two Raptors in Raid 0 you will never except anything less thats for sure!
I'll look into getting some MX-2. What sinks would you recommend for the CPL-4-50 chips? Something like the TR HR-09 type or more like the Enzotech BMR-C1 copper sinks?Quote:
Originally Posted by nfm
I'd like to take this chip to 3.6GHz relatively quickly, eventually shooting for 4Ghz+, though I'll likely WC if I go above 3.6.
I have quite a bit of airflow in my current case. CM-690, 2x yates(all my yates are D12SL-12) exhaust out the top, 1x yate exhaust out the back, 1x yate on my TRUE. Using the stock 120's on the side panel and in the front for intake.
Hmmmm hmmmm same problem also whit this new mobo (GigaByte GA-X38 DQ6) and i also trid a new PSU and it did't helpQuote:
Originally Posted by dMITIj
what cluster size do you recommend?Quote:
Originally Posted by Brother Esau
Andrew
terroristone,
I just set up a RAID 0 Array on my board using 2x Raptor 36GB (16mb) drives and used 128mb (default) cluster size. From all the reading I've done the cluster size really depends on what you will use your computer for, there will be benefits in certain applications but in others there will be trade-offs so my opinion has always been to stick with the default size. By the way the performance increase from from my old 680i is quite impressive (as far as read/write and burst goes)! This ICH9R is very nice compared to the Nvidia 570MCP!
dMITIj,
Interesting results, so you took the card you had been having the problem with (when installed in your DFI P35) and installed it into a friends motherboard (680i) and had no problems? But when you installed that same card again into your new Gigibyte motherboard the same problem arose (despite a different PSU)? Those results are not very promising to say the least. Have you happened to try a different graphics card into either your older DFI UT P35 or into your new Gigibyte board and if so what happened? I ask because like I said above my new replacment will be here Monday and now I'm worried it will be no different? If I continue to have the same problem despite a brand new graphics card than I'll probably just have to get another new motherboard (even though I'm really starting to like this one)! I'm going to try a few more things tonight and I'll keep you posted, please do the same with any new resutls you have?
Today i took my old Tagan PSU 500w and put it in the case and the problem went away (wird)Quote:
Originally Posted by Roger_D25
and i found som things about my PSU (Antec Quattro 850) and other PSU's
as you can see in the links here:
http://forums.hexus.net/yoyotech-car...su-8800gt.html
http://forums.pcper.com/showthread.php?t=448319
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/....php?p=2558279
so today i orderet a new PSU :confused: Corsair TX750W hope thats a okay PSU?
Great reads dMITIj, thanks for digging up and posting those linkys! I just spent the last 35min reading as much as possible! My overall impression though is that the Antec TPQ problem is somewhat isolated with certain Nvidia cards? Unfortunetly my problem is a bit different because I've used this same exact hardware (except for DFI that is) for almost a ful year with no problems. Plus I've now tested two separate PSU's with same results (the aftermentioned Antec TPQ and a smaller BFG 650w unit from BB). Although it stinks that your TPQ is not playing nice with the rest of your hardware but at least your pretty sure what the problem is. I'm eagerly awaiting the results you have with Corsairs TX750w (a great psu by the way)!
I feel kinda stupid for trying this because it probably could have killed all my hardware but I took my old Antec NeoPower 480w and connected it only to my 8800GTX (by bridging the ATX connector to make PSU start up) and used my OCZ to run the rest of system. Once both were connected I just started both the Antec and motherboard at same time and it booted fine but I got the same darn message (which again leads me to hope its just the card, we'll see on Monday for sure)! Thanks again man for taking the time to help and post some research!
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Originally Posted by terroristone
64K For O.S ALWAYS:)
If when I get my new card on Monday and my system works I'm going to do another clean install and try 64K instead of 128K (thanks Brother)!Quote:
Originally Posted by Brother Esau
thanks dude, will try and give it a go later tonight, gotta go xmas shopping with the misses.
Regards Andrew
what is the diffrince betwine 128K and 64K?Quote:
Originally Posted by Brother Esau
Bios 12/05 Beta is out.
http://us.dfi.com.tw/Support/Downloa...FLAG=B&SITE=US
reasons for change is simply a microcode update for Intel's latest CPU, however anyone care to test to see if anything else has changed that may not be listed in the changelog?
Thanks for the update cantankerous, much apprecaited! A friend of mine just dropped off his old 7900GT so that I can continue trying to narrow down my "Nvidia Power Sentinel" issues. With that said I just downloaded that BIOS and will soon flash my board (fingers crossed but it might help with my problem, although I'm not hopeful). Anyway I will post back later with any results, changes, etc..of the new BIOS. I have only ever used 11/07 so I will be comparing the new BIOS to that one.
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Originally Posted by dMITIj
Ouch. I wish you better luck with that mobo. I HATED IT!!! A major step down from the DFI IMO.
No Problem Andrew;) Hows the Bios Chip working out for you lad?Quote:
Originally Posted by terroristone
You and you're Family have a Great and wonderful Christmas my distant Australian Brother.
Campbell:)
Surely one of the other changes is the update for the ACHI controller, which was the change in the previous beta ?Quote:
Originally Posted by cantankerous
Can someone tell me what nb voltage you used for 600fsb or more on the DFI ?
Unless stated otherwise BIOS updates contain the changes in previous BIOS versions. So the ROM update would not be a running change in the 12/05 BIOS as that was done in the 11/13 and would be inclusive of the 12/05 version.Quote:
Originally Posted by Seanie's Show
Hello Gentleman, Merry Christmas to all I miss the thread and all you guys allot!
Getting quite lonely in AMD Land:D
Marry Christmas to you too Campbell.
Think of yourself as a pioneer. Paving the way for the ones that may follow.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brother Esau
man this is really doing my head in, i came so close o smashing my pc to bits! im still dam angry. i removed my hard drives and fitted my raptors, tried to boot and got the dam C1 error, i mean wft change drives and it C1ś, so far i have another stick of ram in and trying to get windows installed on my raid setup, i cannot find the floppy that came with my board, i don even remember seeing one for that matter, i downloaded the raid flpy.zip drivers and copied them to a disc, windows comes up with his disk cannot be read because it contails an unrecognized file system¨ im so frustrated...any ideaś or links to the right floppy??
Regards Andrew